Use the append board function.
Remember to move the current board away from the centre of the screen
first or the two can get overlaid.
Andy
On Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:43:18 -
glen gad241...@yahoo.com wrote:
Is it possible to pull in multiple circuits schematics in Kicad board layout?
If
Yes you can place the lib anywhere you want. I keep mine in my home
directory (linux version). This is the best option anyway, because there
is always the danger of libs getting overwritten during a program upgrade.
Just remember to include your libs into the project with the preferences
library
for having a look at this. Please read below..
On 08/27/2010 11:38 PM, Andy Eskelson wrote:
Personally I don't like lots of filled zones unless that really are
necessary, but that's a fairly minor point.
Well, I read that this is good practice as this make less use of
etchant
Modify kicad.pro
see my post to philip on the 26th aug
Andy
On Sat, 28 Aug 2010 19:36:49 -
James jamesrsw...@gmail.com wrote:
Can somebody tell me how to set what libraries are added by default to a new
project? Maybe this is obvious but I haven't figured out how to do it.
Personally I don't like lots of filled zones unless that really are
necessary, but that's a fairly minor point.
several other points:
Do try to put your connection pins on the edge of the board. It makes
wiring up much easier. You could also consider some form of connector.
How are you going
to
bridge over tracks.
Andy
On Sat, 28 Aug 2010 01:10:59 +0200
Fabio Varesano fabio.vares...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andy, thanks for having a look at this. Please read below..
On 08/27/2010 11:38 PM, Andy Eskelson wrote:
Personally I don't like lots of filled zones unless that really
the same thing done in pcbnew... works great !
Thank you !
Phil.
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
bear in mind that I am still using the 2009 version so file locations
make have changed...
under the kicad tree thee is a template directory
bear in mind that I am still using the 2009 version so file locations
make have changed...
under the kicad tree thee is a template directory, in there you will find
kicad.pro
Unfortunately in my sytsem I also have a kicad.pro in share/template this
may be a left-over from a previous install. So
Depends on the distro.
type su at a command prompt is the normal method of becoming root.
If you are using that awful Ubuntu system of sudo then the easy way is to
open a shell and enter sudu su
once you do that the the shell will remain as root, but BE CAREFUL not to
exit it by accident.
, and that version keeps crashing every time i select the 3D
view. I am after the latest stable release
Thanks
Andy
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
Depends on the distro.
type su at a command prompt is the normal method of becoming root
Most people go through this process at first, but you seem to have got
hold of the basics pretty quick.
The purpose of power flags is to tell the ERC checking system that there
is actually power being provided.
Consider if your battery was a separate box and you connected it with
flying leads
?
Manual routing is quite straight forward. You don't even need to have a
schematic.
I tried the thinnest trace possible, and even straight (with no angle at all)
the error occurs!
Axel
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
The problem is that you
safety when I want to
save some time and draw a PCB from scratch.
Thanks to all for helping me clarifying that out!
Axel
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
Odd - not much I can add at this point. If you want, you can upload
your files (best
Where did you get the symbols from?
Sometimes when importing from other sources things can go a bit haywire
and duplicate pins can get created.
Check the lib files very carefully, as it has been known for pins to get
duplicated in the lib. (you will not see this in the graphical editor, as
, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
Where did you get the symbols from?
Sometimes when importing from other sources things can go a bit haywire
and duplicate pins can get created.
Check the lib files very carefully, as it has been known for pins to get
duplicated in the lib. (you
The hierarchical circuit system is there to help you split up a circuit
into manageable sections. it is NOT a method to make separate PCBs as
such.
It is possible to make separate PCBs, but you will have to be
careful regarding interconnections, and you would have to accept that.
ALL the PCB's
:
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
Set preferences general layers to 1
Autoroute will then do it's stuff, but there will normally be a few
tracks that you have to do by hand.
Andy
Paulo,
You are correct, the new PCBNEW has a minimum copper
Set preferences general layers to 1
Autoroute will then do it's stuff, but there will normally be a few
tracks that you have to do by hand.
Andy
On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:14:49 -
Paulo cox_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi everyone, I'm new around here..
I dont know if you answered it before, I
In library editor:
Open the device you want to work on.
Draw a selection box around the lines and other things you want to copy
This will allow you to move the block.
THEN RIGHT CLICK
and from the context menu select copy block.
That's it.
I'm using the 2009 final on SUSE, I don't think that
Kicad has a named net function and also global labels / hierarchical
labels. Will these not do what you want?
Andy
On Fri, 02 Jul 2010 11:38:15 -0300
Matheus Degiovani math...@gigatron.com.br wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Kicad (eeschema) to draw schematics for the panel layout of an
There are a couple...
The main help files are a good place to start, but be aware that the
help files are separate for eeschema and pcbnew, eeschema will cover the
creation of the schematic parts and pcbnew the creation of modules.
There is also a tutorial, it is rather old and out of date, but
Pretty much the norm.
You will find that so called standards vary a bit :-)
As you use the system you will build up your own library of parts that
you have tweaked to fit your requirements.
You should save these into your own library so that it does not get
overwritten due to upgrades.
The help
40506 7099
fax +358 18 14060
Andy Eskelson andyya...@g0poy.co.uk 2010-06-16 00:00
It works very nicely as a stencil from the reports I've seen.
Please read the Kicad FAQ in the group files section before posting your
question.
Please
Megauk sell photo resist coated brass sheet.
http://www.megauk.com/brass_sheet.php
This came about after a request from someone on another group I use asked
them about it.
It works very nicely as a stencil from the reports I've seen.
Andy
On Tue, 15 Jun 2010 13:34:25 -0600
Cat C
On Tue, 15 Jun 2010 18:59:47 -
It's a rather hidden function :-)
When you draw the graphic line, if you right click on it and select
properties there is a tick box - common to units
Untick this and the graphic will appear only on the current part selected.
Andy
bbt5001
Has this ever worked?
The 3D uses Wings3D, have you installed / checked that ?
I have sometimes had a few problems with screen resolutions, not usually
generating a crash, but sometimes the screen can blank and stay that way.
Caused by the res settings in the driver having a mismatch between the
Kicad libs and mods are simple plain text files.
So it's easy enough to write a perl, bash, awk, VB or whatever scripting
system you prefer. And change any of the field parameters.
(Please only work on a copy for safety)
Andy
On Fri, 28 May 2010 05:23:57 -
Jeffrey
The components are divided up into various libraries. Most of the common
stuff is in devices
When you get a few mins to spare, use the icon or menu item to place a
component, then click on the by lib browser button in the requester.
As it says, that will allow you to browse through the various
Have a read of the help documentation for pcbnew, it recommends that
module management be done with a dummy board file. If you have a hunt in
the mods directories you will find these board files for the provided
mods.
Essentially you create an A4 size board, and place your modules on it.
You can
The normal process is:
When you draw the schematic in eeschema you test and annotate
the circuit, and once all the corrections are done you save the netlist.
You then run cvtpcb which allows you to assign modules to the various
devices. When done you save the netlist again.
In PCB new you
Have a look at TTConv in the group files.
The one dated feb 8th looks to be the latest.
One of it's functions is to import images, which may be what you want.
If I remember correctly is intended to import things like logos rather
than images as such.
Andy
On Wed, 19 May 2010 11:51:46 -
There are reference documents in:
/usr/local/kicad/doc/help/file_formats
Andy
On Sat, 15 May 2010 18:40:31 -
einazaki668 einazaki...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
Is there a reference document for the .mod files anywhere? I'm thinking
that, in some situations, it might be easier to create a
Module management is fairly easy, but it does not seem to be very well
used.
This is probably due to the way that the modules are installed, where
everything is pretty much set up ready to go.
If you have a hunt around in kicad/share/modules you will find some .brd
files. these are the
There are dozens of different 50 way connectors.
There are LOTs of connectors included in kicad, so Print out the
footprint list document (do this from within CVpcp one of the icons on
the top bar, or fiund it in the docs directory.
page conn_HExx.brd looks promising.
You can also:
Check
Likewise the tutorial document included with kicad describes the process,
as does the PCBnew documents.
Andy
On Thu, 06 May 2010 10:50:00 +0300
Anders Gustafsson anders.gustafs...@pedago.fi wrote:
Yes, there is. Use the module editor, see:
http://wiki.xtronics.com/index.php/Kicad
-
Bernd,
you may have seen the pin definitions in the eeschma help document it's
quite extensive.
Most of them are fairly obvious, and you choose from them as needed. It
is the pin assignments that DRC uses to The danger of using undefined
and so on is that drc will then not work very well if at
DRC is not perfect, so you have to choose the most appropriate function
to assign to a pin.
With your 555, I would assign, pins 1 8 as power
7 open collector
3 outputs
2, 4, 5, 6 as inputs
Of course you could use the 555 as a simple switcher and thus use it to
provide some power, in such
Depends on what you mean by jumpers
If you are referring to the small plug in links then no, such links are
usually 0.1 inch spacing. For such links I normally use one of the header
modules, SIL-2, 3, 6 or whatever suits the circuit.
If you check GS2 with the module editor you will find that it's
Don't specify the connector as signal and ground. In some cases that can
cause a few problems. GND is considered a power line for example.
Give your schematic part pin numbers, just 2 of them.
Use the same pin numbers for your footprint module.
For the 4 ground connections, give that all the
One method to use is to generate the required postscript files then
import them into Inkscape, be careful not to resize them!
Inkscape will allow you to move the images around however you ned them.
Inkscape is available for Linux, Mac and windows.
http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=en
Andy
Gravereaux davyg...@pobox.com wrote:
Andy Eskelson wrote:
Yes easily.
Select the part you want to edit.
when you draw a circle. line or box, right click and select
line/circle/rectangle options then untick the common to units box,
whatever you drew will then only appear on that part
Yes easily.
Select the part you want to edit.
when you draw a circle. line or box, right click and select
line/circle/rectangle options then untick the common to units box,
whatever you drew will then only appear on that part and not the others.
Andy
On Mon, 26 Apr 2010 20:26:27 -
David
The alignment of the pin and the wire has to be exact. Sometimes a
mismatch of metric and imperial grid sizes can cause this sort of thing.
Try zooming in as far as you can and see if there is a grid mismatch.
internally kicad works in imperial rather than metric.
I have normally been able to
, this
way you can leave DRC on.
Andy
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 02:06:02 -
James jamesrsw...@gmail.com wrote:
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
I find that the problem with 0 ohm R and such like is that they are a
fixed width, I also find
The most common problem is that there is a mismatch between the pin
names/numbers from the sch. to the module.
This can happen if you use a different module for some reason, i.e. a
different package. You can run into similar issues with transistors,
ebc, 123 , bce and so on.
Another thing to
I find that the problem with 0 ohm R and such like is that they are a
fixed width, I also find it rather awkward to add them to a board, then
to the sch and so on. I also prefer to have a sch. to work with.
What I do for single sided boards is set the via size to the same as what I use
for
a
Have you tried in pxbnew:
fileappend board
be a bit careful and note where the board is placed, use block move to
get it out of the way when you append the next board. or you can end
up with a mess.
For multiple copies of the same board use the block copy command.
Andy
On Wed, 07 Apr 2010
Have you found this script:
http://www.cadsoft.de/cgi-bin/download.pl?page=/home/cadsoft/html_public/download.htm.endir=eagle/userfiles/ulp
eagle2kicad_sch.ulp ?
I don't know if it's any good, I don't use eagle .
Andy
On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 14:27:01 +0200 (West-Europa (zomertijd))
Daniel
Hello Ale,
The simple answer is that you MUST NOT trust lib and modules that you
find on the net. Some are OK some have errors.
You need to check and test each new part as you use them so that you can
be sure that they meet your needs.
You do not want to cancel the errors, they are there
Component management is always a problem, and the question really is, is
the parts in eeschema the right place to do this?
There are probably as many answers to this as there are people who want
to manage components:-)
My two-pennyworth on the matter:
eeschema is a generic schematic package,
One is absolute the other is resettable.
Pressing the space bar will zero one set, this is very useful for
measuring distances and getting things like board edges to align.
Andy
On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:47:59 -
Michael oniamien.angelf...@gmail.com wrote:
I noticed that at the bottom of
Yes invisible pins are auto connected.
The Power pin not driven catches most new users out.
All that is happening is that DRC is checking that there is a source of
power for a pin identified as power in. This can come in two ways,
either a device that has a power out pin defined, such as a
Errors.
Just to be sure.
So GND and PWR nets are auto generated?
Say I have a battery symbol on one side of schematic and need to place a
GND symbol on the other, Kicad will auto assign to the GND net?
On Sat, 2010-03-27 at 20:23 +, Andy Eskelson wrote:
Yes invisible pins are auto
welcom Lauri,
When you say trying to add I am assuming that you mean a part in
eeschema rather than a module in pcbnew.
Are you drawing the part from scratch, or have you found a part from
another source and you are trying to import it?
Another common mistake is that when you place a unit of a
I reported this here a few days ago.
I tried to install the Ubuntu version on SUSE, and I got the same error.
The install.txt file mentions that you need libc.so6 as did the 2009
final. I have so.6 and 2009 worked fine.
The install txt makes no mention of GLIBCXX_3.4.11
If you check
They live in usr/local/kicad/share/
Two sub directories off that, library and modules, for parts and pcb
modules.
The libs and mods used to be in the file list, but I cannot see them
They ARE in the main download.
The latest stable version is 2010-03-14 is on this site
I am just flagging this as a possible problem...
Just as a test I tried the 2010-03-14-svn-R2456-final-UBUNTU_9.10.tgz
I run SUSE, so I WAS expecting problems. Normally I load the CENTOS
version without any problems which is not yet available as a binary
install.
On running it failed, and gave
Welcome Carlos,
You have come into the discussion a little late :-))
Undo in PCBnew has been one of the most requested enhancements, and the
latest RC versions have this function, so you can either wait until the
final release is ready, or have a play with the latest RC version,
bearing in mind
Vcc IS the power to the chip, U2A in this case.
so why have you connected +5V to it as well?
DRC is detecting that you have effectively shorted VCC to a different 5V
supply as well, and is complaining about it.
Power flags are defined as power out pins, and you only have one power
out on a
for
myself). What is the critical thing that Mark has to change to allow
him to connect two logic chips to two different supply rails.
Regards,
Robert.
On 16/03/2010 11:14, Andy Eskelson wrote:
Vcc IS the power to the chip, U2A in this case.
so why have you connected +5V
@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
Sounds a reasonable workaround, just remember to leave enough room
between boards for cutting.
Andy
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:33:36 -
G.Dragon treg...@... wrote:
I am working on some PCBs that are pretty small (1.5x3 inches
Edit the footprint filter property then use automatic association when
running cvtpcb. See section 12.5.4 of the eeschema documentation.
Andy
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:41:55 -
Panson suk...@yahoo.com wrote:
It may be asked and answered somewhere before. Is it possible link a
component and
Sounds a reasonable workaround, just remember to leave enough room
between boards for cutting.
Andy
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:33:36 -
G.Dragon treg...@gmail.com wrote:
I am working on some PCBs that are pretty small (1.5x3 inches and 1.05x 5
inches) and am running into a cost issue. in
specified the
*.mdc file and that the program could not find it...I checked the library
prefences in eeschema, cvpcb, and pcbnew...they are all set correctly.
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
The most common errors are that people have imported the modult
This may be a red herring, but there have been one or two suggestions
that W7 is maxing out it's available memory more that anticipated. I saw
this reported o one of the newswires in the last day or so.
Andy
On Fri, 19 Feb 2010 21:12:07 -
o00batman00o o00batman...@yahoo.com wrote:
I did
The most common errors are that people have imported the modult into a
directory that is not part of the libraries that a project knows about.
Use preferences library to select which libs your project will search.
The second is that when importing into an existing library the final save
is not
Not that I know of. The .sch file does contain a list of what libs it
knows about, and that is what will appear in the library list when you
use the editor. However the parts are only simple text, and once they are
in the .sch file there is not really any need to refer to the actual lib.
Also
This was discussed some time ago as I remember
As a matter of interest, who run kicadlib.org s that would seem to be an
obvious starting place.
I don;t think an automated system will work 100% but it is the obvious
route for most operations.
You would probably end up with a two stage
be able to help out
with a somewhat better starting point than completely from scratch.
Thanks and have a nice day!
Andrew Lynch
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
This was discussed some time ago as I remember
As a matter of interest
You have may have lost the path to wherever you stored the parts in
the first place.
Otherwise
Kicad maintains a cache of the sch. parts in the project
directory, (the cache file) Open the lib editor and select the cache as
the working library (it's normally right at the bottom of the list) ,
It's not obvious that one...
You have to enable the auto move and place.
pcbnew, top icon bar third icon from right (mode manual and auto)
Click that on, then when you right click you will get the context menu
you are looking for.
Andy
On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:27:48 -
bill_s_hung
Welcome..
There are a couple of sites that you should bookmark.
http://www.kicadlib.org/
http://per.launay.free.fr/kicad/kicad_php/composant.php
The first two above are good sites for libs and modules. The kicadlib
site has most of the standard libs and several others. at the bottom of
the
Look in kicad/docs
the file formats are all documented.
This is also where all the help documents are, and a rather old tutorial.
Andy
On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:19:19 -
Ban didie...@free.fr wrote:
Thank's a lot, I discover yesterday Kicad .. and today micropendous and so on
.. :-)
I
,
Jean-Paul
Jean-Paul Gendner
03.88.27.03.44
_
De : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kicad-us...@yahoogroups.com] De la
part de Andy Eskelson
Envoyé : lundi 25 janvier 2010 16:37
À : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com
Objet : Re: [kicad-users] Problem
our project has prob. lost the path to the lib where you are saving the
part.
Eeschema maintains a local cache of lib parts in the project
directory, (the .cache file) If it cannot find the part in the libs it
uses whatever is in the cache. This is done to allow a project to be moved
from one
?
I suppose to that this way do not allow pads to be very close together.
Thank you,
Jean-Paul
Jean-Paul Gendner
03.88.27.03.44
_
De : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kicad-us...@yahoogroups.com] De la
part de Andy Eskelson
Envoyé
the small type you adjust with a screwdriver where the legs of
the component are in a triangular arrangement as opposed to the
potentiometer (POT) where the three legs are in a line.
--- On Fri, 1/22/10, Andy Eskelson andyya...@g0poy.co.uk wrote:
From: Andy Eskelson andyya...@g0poy.co.uk
Check your mod files, if you have two lines the same this will confuse
DRC, and I think by duplicating pads then is what you will create.
While doing things the way you are is fairly convenient, it's not really
the accepted way to do things. The module should be designed for a
specific component
_
De : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kicad-us...@yahoogroups.com] De la
part de Andy Eskelson
Envoyé : dimanche 24 janvier 2010 18:44
À : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com
Objet : Re: [kicad-users] Problem description
Check your mod files, if you have two lines the same
It works OK here, BUT during track layout when you change layer or hit V
for a via, the via is shown the same width as the track. When you end the
track tool the vias then show the selected size.
Andy
On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 22:24:31 -
giordano.george giordano.geo...@yahoo.com wrote:
When I
Many relays have a standard numbering system, especially if they are
intended to be plugged into some form of holder. there are some
variations, but generally they are two digit such as 11, 12, 13, 21, 22,
23 and so on, the coils are normally A1 and A2. I have also seen some
bases with a letter
If I understand correctly what you are asking for, it's already there.
Just add a range of components that you are using once. If you wish you
can place them outside the drawing outline.
Then right click on a component, select copy and place the copy
wherever you need it.
I generally don't
One trick I sometime use if I cannot find a datasheet, (rare as you can
usually find one in the various suppliers catalogues.) is to use a piece
of matrix board. Most leaded components are on a 0.1 inch grid (there are
exceptions but there are not too many) You can then count the hole
spacing.
you have mail...
andy
On Sat, 23 Jan 2010 05:17:11 -0800 (PST)
yukku yukkoo yukku19752...@yahoo.com wrote:
Andy,
Thank you. Please send me the schematic part as well as the foot prints.
Regards
yukku
From: Andy Eskelson andyya
. So to my knowledge, there is
no area on the sheet that can be seen as equivalent to a trash can hence its
contents are ignored by ERC and others.
Kerim
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Eskelson andyya...@... wrote:
If I understand correctly what you are asking for, it's
The latest stable version of Kicad is here:
ftp://iut-tice.ujf-grenoble.fr/cao/
kicad-2009-02-16-final-UBUNTU_8.10.tgz
You do not have to build it as it is a binary distribution, installation
is simple process, read the install notes, and remember to check the
permissions on the bin directory.
If you mean modules rather than eeschema symbols then there are three
in the standard Kicad mods. POT_CMS (a surface mount variant) and RV2 and
RV2X4 which are the more standard type of trimmers.
However if by trimpot you mean a multi turn type, then I've not see such
a module, but as ther are
Most groups do not allow attachments to messages. Instead members are
asked to use the files and photo areas.
Andy
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:09:40 +0100
Jean-Paul Gendner jean-paul.gend...@orange.fr wrote:
Hi,
There are many kind of trimpot. I have built one and would attach the files
to a
Have you unticked the print pads on silkscreen option? ( plot menu
lower left hand corner)
Andy
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 11:03:07 +0100
Stephrac74 stephra...@wanadoo.fr wrote:
Hi group,
I’ve noticed that most of the library components have unusable silkscreens.
Most of the time, the lib
but the work is huge and I’ve not really the time to do that
for that project… but no way…
Stephane
De : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kicad-us...@yahoogroups.com] De la
part de Andy Eskelson
Envoyé : jeudi 21 janvier 2010 12:30
À : kicad-users
You will find that the format you suggest will not import very easily
into excel, it gets very messy. The problem is that you don't know how
many of the components such as C1, C2 and so on there will be on any
line. So the totals would not appear in the same col. (That might not
matter to you)
Try:
Preferences colours
Untick Text Module Invisible and apply.
Andy
On Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:23:28 +0100
Stephrac74 stephra...@wanadoo.fr wrote:
Hi all
How to make the value on the board invisible without making the modification
on each component in lib ?
I’d like to have
On Mon, 18 Jan 2010 15:54:43 -
oniamien oniamien.angelf...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Welcome to Kicad.
First do note that the tutorial is rather old, most of it still applies
and you should go through it a few times just to get the hang of how to
do things.
You will find the tutorial in
Print out the component sheets from CVpcb
3rd icon from right on top icon bar (Display footprint list
documentation)
On the first sheet descrete1, there are a dozen options, and a similar
number on the SMD sheet
You use whichever package your device uses.
Do be aware that there are variations
Power flags do not say that there is a specific type/value of power
available, they just say that the net that they are connected to is
connected to power of some sort.
Andy
On Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:40:39 -0800
rocko sunblast...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, thanks
On Sat, 2010-01-16 at 18:38 -0600,
On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 20:42:09 -0800
That usually means one of two things.
1. The device is expecting something to be connected to that pin, and
there is nothing there. i.e. it.s an I/O pin which you are not using. If
that is the case put a no connection X on it.
2. You have a mismatch in grid
The output from ERC will tell you what the error is and where. So that
should give a few clues as to what is going on.
I must admit that I don't like your comment that things change when you
have not moved anything.
The two main problems in eescgema is making sure that you have junctions
at the
Select the small drill point option in the plot requester, and then plot
as POSTSCRIPT.
For some reason when using normal printing the drill size always seems to
be the actual drill size rather than just a small point.
Gerber files will have a filled in pad, as that is what is required by
PCB
Have you found the pdf file of the standard module library, and seen the
suggested method of maintaining your own libs by creating a dummy board
layout (section 11.10 in the pcbnew help file)
I find that works better than trying to browse through things on screen
as it gives me a better idea as
Stephane
De : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kicad-us...@yahoogroups.com] De la
part de Andy Eskelson
Envoyé : mardi 12 janvier 2010 22:49
À : kicad-users@yahoogroups.com
Objet : Re: [kicad-users] Tool for library management
Have you found the pdf file
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